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George Herald, 27 Aug 2026

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ArticleSTREET CRISIS DEEPENS

An ordi­nary walk through the George CBD tur­ned frig­h­te­ning for award-win­ning jour­na­list Michelle Pie­naar - and it high­lig­h­ted a gro­wing con­cern among CBD busi­nes­ses and resi­dents. Haras­sment, inti­mi­da­tion, theft and people...

STREET CRISIS DEEPENS

ArticleStreet cri­sis dee­pens

Wal­king down Mar­ket Street on her way to inter­view a local busi­ness owner, jour­na­list Michelle Pie­naar was appro­a­ched by a man asking for R10. “Ek sal jou nie indoen nie, ek soek R10. Gee my R10,” he said. His tone was aggres­sive and his...

Street cri­sis dee­pens

ArticleOute­ni­qua Choo Tjoe’s revi­val ‘not too far away’

Plans to revive the ico­nic Oute­ni­qua Choo Tjoe steam train are moving into a cru­cial reas­ses­sment phase, and recon­struction work is expected to begin in the near future. Alan McVitty, CEO of Clas­sic Rail and the Oute­ni­qua Choo Tjoe pro­ject,...

Oute­ni­qua Choo Tjoe’s revi­val ‘not too far away’

ArticleScra­py­ards tig­h­ten their checks

Cable thie­ves are beco­ming incre­a­singly bra­zen as resi­dents are repor­ting theft in broad day­light in parts of George. Mean­w­hile, some legi­ti­mate scra­py­ards say they are playing their part to com­bat the pro­blem by checking the cop­per’s...

Scra­py­ards tig­h­ten their checks

ArticleCop­per theft cri­sis: 257 inci­dents in one year

The child­ren are hun­gry, the din­ner is half­way cooked and the power is out again. But this is not a rou­tine outage. Cop­per thie­ves have rip­ped apart the elec­tri­city net­work, and the lig­hts may stay off for up to 48 hours. For fami­lies...

Cop­per theft cri­sis: 257 inci­dents in one year

ArticleGypsy gets a hel­ping paw from Dot­sure

The three-leg­ged Ger­man shep­herd cross Gypsy’s jour­ney towards a fore­ver home has recei­ved a wel­come boost, as Dot­sure step­ped in to con­tri­bute to his food and vete­ri­nary costs for a year. Dot­sure came across George Herald’s recent...

Gypsy gets a hel­ping paw from Dot­sure